Red Wings 4-3 Panthers (21 Oct, 2018) Play-by-Play

Detroit Red Wings

1-5-2, 1-4-1 away

	1	2	3	OT	T
DET	0	3	0	1	4
FLA	2	0	1	0	3

Florida Panthers

1-2-3, 0-2-1 home

RED WINGS

PANTHERS

TIME	DET	FLA
0:00
0:00
0:28
0:31	0	0
0:36	0	0
0:52	0	0
1:18
1:26	0	0
1:31	0	0
1:35
2:28	0	0
2:29
2:29
2:41
3:05	0	0
3:38	0	0
3:44
3:48	0	0
3:49
3:49
3:59	0	0
4:14	0	0
4:25
4:40
4:40
5:38	0	0
5:39
5:39
5:43
5:43
5:59
6:10	0	0
6:13
6:45
6:57	0	0
6:58
6:58
7:04	0	0
7:20
7:28
7:34	0	1
7:34
7:59	0	1
8:02
8:25	0	1
8:50
8:50
8:58	0	1
9:21
9:28
9:31
9:31
9:57
10:13	0	1
10:18
10:24
10:54
11:12	0	1
11:26
11:26
11:46
11:53	0	1
11:53
11:53
12:03
12:08
12:08
12:30
12:37	0	1
12:37
12:43	0	1
12:49
13:15
13:20	0	1
13:32	0	1
13:45	0	1
14:06
14:11	0	1
14:12
14:12
14:16	0	1
14:26
14:38	0	1
15:02
15:10	0	1
15:13
15:18	0	1
15:49	0	1
15:53
15:53
15:57	0	1
16:04	0	1
16:08
16:08
16:10	0	2
16:10
16:25
17:06
17:15	0	2
17:15
17:15
17:20	0	2
18:33	0	2
18:34
18:34
18:45	0	2
18:51
19:52	0	2
19:57
20:00

Regular Season Series

DET leads 1-0

Red Wings
4
Panthers
3

Game 1

21/10

Panthers
2
Red Wings
1

Game 2

22/12

Panthers
4
Red Wings
3

Game 3

1/1

Red Wings
1
Panthers
6

Game 4

10/3

Amerant Bank Arena

12:00 AM, 21 October 2018

Sunrise, FL

Attendance: 14,534

Referees:
Francis Charron
Chris Schlenker

Linesmen:
Jonny Murray

Team	W	L	OTL	PTS
Florida	52	24	6	110
Boston	47	20	15	109
Toronto	46	26	10	102
Tampa Bay	45	29	8	98
Detroit	41	32	9	91
Buffalo	39	37	6	84
Ottawa	37	41	4	78
Montreal	30	36	16	76

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